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Even as temperatures drop and summer comes to a close, don’t leave your dog in a parked car for any period of time. 

The temperature inside a parked car can climb 19 degrees in less than 10 minutes. Cooler summer weather still leaves your dog at risk of dehydration, heat stroke, or death when left in a car. 

Residents who come across a pet in a hot car should immediately call Mesa County Animal Services at 970-242-4646.

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View from behind small black dog sitting in car.